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Government and International Relations: Recent submissions

    • Ties and Tiers: Decentralisation and Ethno-Communal Mobilisation in Post-Suharto Indonesia 

      McCarthy, Gerard
      Published 2011-01-01
      Decentralisation of governance responsibilities to sub-national authorities has been one of the most significant trends in state-reform since the 1980s. Debate continues, however, regarding the consequences of the expansion ...
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    • Bush Level Bureaucrats - National Parks Rangers’ Use of Discretion in Implementing Wild Dog Policy 

      Craven, Alice
      Published 2011-01-01
      Wild Dog policy in New South Wales is controversial. There is a clear conflict between wild dog control methods as specified by the policy, and the need to conserve the rapidly diminishing numbers of dingoes in Australian ...
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    • Citizenship Status and Pressure Group Action 

      Dietrich, Dominic
      Published 2011-01-01
      This thesis investigates the intersection between citizenship status and pressure group action. It asks a two-pronged question. First, does variation in citizenship status (to be citizen or noncitizen) produce variation ...
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    • Seas of Change - The Effects of China's Naval Modernisation on Southeast Asia. 

      Liu, Daniel Kai
      Published 2011-01-01
      China‘s naval modernisation and assertiveness in the South China Seas (SCS) is causing major concerns for Southeast Asia. While substantial scholarship documents how Southeast Asian states have employed a ‗hedging‘ strategy, ...
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    • Political Parties and Australia’s Migration Program, 1972-2010: A Partisan Difference? 

      Crowe, Shaun
      Published 2011-01-01
      This thesis examines the historical relationship between political parties and Australia’s permanent migration program. Whilst the existing empirical literature has often compared the decisions of specific, consecutive ...
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